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Sons; of the Freedman. * BY A. R. WATSON. A freedman sat on a pile of bricks, As the rain was pattering down ; His shoes were worn and his ooat was t And his hat without a crown. He viewed the clouds and ho viewed him: And shook tho wot fromjhis head, And a tear dimmed his eyes as he saw g< A boy with a loaf ef -bread. And he raised his voice- in a dolosome ti That sounded like a gong, ' While the rain cama down on his nappy ere And sang to himself this song. The wind blows .cold, but Pi done with 1 And lei de cotton patch ; . I guess old Massa tink he count Dc chickens 'fore dey hatch. I totes no more de heavy load, Nor drives old Missus round ; I wonder who dey's gwine to get To work de patch ob ground. Den fling away do rake as J hoc, Dis am de jubilee : De run may come, do wind may blew, Bat, bress de Lord, I's free. But I tink lost night, as I tried to sleep Upon de muddy ground, While de rain was drippin' on my hoad And de wind was whizzin' round, I'd like to have my lighi'ood fire And my cabin back again, Foi do wedder's getting berry eold Cut hero in all dis rain. But den I's done wid rake and boo, Dis am de jubilee ; Do rain rna-y como, de wind may blew But, bress dv? Lord I'se free. Tte got all ragged 'bout de knees My shoes tc worn out, too ; My coat's so old dat from ouch sleevo Do elbow's com?a* freo. And dere's de children dat onoo played I? shirt-tail 'bout do ya:d I cannot buy a shirt for dom, Do time's so berry hard. But ?iog away dc ruko and hoe, Dis am de jubilee ; De rain may coino, dc wind may blow, Bur, bross de Lord, I's froc. De odder day when Pinky died, I tink it berry good, Dat do Lord should take ber off, Buforo dis cold wind blowed ; But den 'twas hard to sec her die I wish she'd not been born I's 'fruid ?ho porished, for she asked About de rice and corn. But den I's dono wid rake and hoc, Dis am de jubilee ; Do rain may come, de wind may blow, But, bress de Lord, I's free. And Dinah sit dare on de ground, And looks so thin and poor, She cannot sing the songs she s?ng About de cabin door ; Her poor old limbs arc almost bare, Her cheek bones coming fr ou ; I almost wish de Lord would come And take her up dcro too. But den she's done wid rake and hoe, Dis am de jubilee; De rain may come, de wind may blow, But bress do Lord, she's free. I dreamt last night ole Massa como And took us home wid he, To io log cabin dat we left, When first dey set us free, And dero I built de ligbt'ood fire, And Dinah cooked de yam Do siy dat dreams are sometimes truo; I wonder if dis one am. But den I's flung away 'le hoe To hab a jubilee ; Dc rain may come, dc wind may blow, But, bress do Lord, I's free. - Dr. Radcliffe had a great objection b paying his bills. A pavioar, after lonj and fruitless attempts to get his account settled, caught Dr. R just getting out o his chariot, at his own door, in Blooms bury Square, and demanded the liquida ticm of his debt. " Why, you rascal," said the doctor " do you pretend to be paid for such 1 piece of Work ? Why, you have spoiled my pavement, and then covered it ovei with earth to hide your bad work." " Doctor," said the paviour, M mine is not the or.Vj bad work the earth hides." " You dog, you," said /tadcl-ifTe, ** are you a wit ? You must be poor-come in, and you shall have your pay." A lady who had been very submissive before marriage, w&s observed by a friend to' use her tongue pretty freely after. "There was a time I almost imagined she had none." " Yes," said the husband with a sigh, ?' but it is very long since /" A Dutchman being advised to rub his limbs well with brandy for the rheumat ism, said he had heard of the remedy, but added, "I dush petter as dat-1 drink de pran dy, and den I rubs my log mit de pottle." Foote expressed the belief that a cer tain miser would take the beam out of his own eye if he knew he could sell the timber. The late Mr. Philip Thicknesse, father of Lord Audley, being in want of money, applied to his son for assistance. This being denied, he immediately hired a cob le r's stall directly opposite his lordship's house, and put up a sign-board, on which was inscribed in large letters, " Boots and shoes mended in the best and cheapest manner, by Philip Thick nesse, father of Lord Audley." The consequence of this may be easily imagined ;. the board 3id not remain there many days. Honesty is the key to all real success ; and is the right hand of virtue, leading you through the course of right. Life is a boon, granted to all, but ap preciated by only a few. Jim Snicks puts everything to use. His wife has a bald head, and he straps his razor on it-thc 6camp ! " Why do you not present yourself as a candidate for Congress ?" asked a lady of her husband, who was confined with the rheumatism. " Why should I, my dear ?" " But ? think you .-honld," resumed the wife, "your language and actions are tru ly parliamentary. When bills arr pre sented you either order them to be laid upon the t?ble, or make a motion to rise ; though out of order you are supported by the chair ; and often put your nose into measures which are calculated to de stroy the constitution." . A would-be prophet down South, lately said in one of his sermons, that ho was sent to redeem the world and all things therein. Upon hearing this, a native pulled out two five.dollar bills on a bro ken bank, and requested him to fork over the specie for them. A PMSTBR'S TOAST.-Woman-the fairest work of creation. The edition be ing extensive, let no man be witLc-ut a copy..".. ..: . .. ,.. A FIREMAK'S TOAST.?-Thfe Ladf fcs their eyes kindle the only flames which cannot be extinguished and against which f?fy ts j? jftiltttf?ffY To Owners & Shippers OP JOHN K, GILLIAT & CO,, LIVERPOOL, ENG. OBER, NANSON & CO., NEW YORK. OBER, ATWATER & CO.; HEW ORLEANS. NANSON, OBER & CO., ?J ?T. LOUIS. W. HENRY WARREN, AUGUSTA, GA. REPRESENTING the above well known houses for the State of Georgin, we will put in order and ship Cotton from any section of the countiy, making liberal ad vanced and spoedy returns. The reputation of these houses wi M insure the most favorable negotiation of Exchange on New York, Liverpool and London. By our advertisement, it will be seen that we keep expressiv for the trade, a Large Stock of GROCERIES, of all kinds, HATS, CLOTHING, BLANKETS, LINENS, &c, &c, which we will sell as cheap, and in many instances lower, than can ba bought in Louisville and Cincinnati. We propose to M? rch-nts holding Cotton to make them advances in CASH or GOODS, and sell or ship their Cotton to any of the above points, thus giving them the advantage of Augusta, New York or Liverpool markets. An investigation of thc above will prove that our facilities for doing business with any section are the very best, and the advantages we possess for making ad vancps in Goods or Cash are probably superior to any one in thc State. We earnestly solicit a correspondence with Dealers and Shippers. W. HENEY WARREN, 175 & 177 Broad Street, AU&USTA, GA. Aogus'n, Dec 11 ?mfiO EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLESALE. JUST RECEIVED BY W, HENEY WAKKEN, An Immense Stock of Almost Everything to Supply the Wants of the Trade. Men's and Boy's, for Country and City Trade. From the cheapest to the best and most fashionable styles. . From the Lowest Price Colored to fine White Bed Blankets. Handsome Carriage Rugs, Saddle Blankets and Horse Covers. 1 1 Nf?IN_ Cheapest to the finest Towels, Crash, bimbil* . Napkins, Table Cloths, Handker chiefs, Tape, Bordered, Hemstitched and Colored. _A complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, a list of which we will publish in a few days. We have a most complete assortment of SE GARS, from a good American, at ?30, to the finest Genuine Havana, Imported. WINES, by the Case or Barrel. We earnestly ask an examination of our Stock, and a com parison of prices with any other market. Our object is to secure to this market a trade that will be substantial ; and to be so, we will give the trade generally every assurance that it will be to their interest to buy of us. We make Advances, in Goods or Cash, on Cotton to New York, or any other market. Large Storage Accommodations. 9 175 & 178 BKOAD STEEETJ AUGUSTA, GA. Augusta, Dec ll 3m50 TO THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH Guano cfo Fertilizers Of all Kinds, at NORTHERN PRICES, with ex penses added, which shall be as reasonable as possible. Planters will please send in their orders as early as possible, as good Guano and Fertilizers are scarce. GEO. R CRUMP & CO., 209 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Augusta, Nov. 20, * 3m 47. Strayed or Stolen, FROM Denni* Carpenter's Stables, on the night of the 1.5th of Oct., oneBAY HORSE" MULE, five years old, mane and tail shaved, also marks of g*ar,-uo other marks remembered. Any in formation concerning the said mnle will be thank,-, icily received. If deliverod to me at Edgefield C. H. a liberal roward will be paid. 8. SWEARINGEN. Nov. 16, tf 40 Notice. ALL persons baring claims against the: J?*taic of J. H*. HAMMOND, deceased, oro hereby notified to gend them to-me, properly attestod. Also, nil porsoni indobted to the said E?lutc are rcrjnested to make sattle aient, i - . BAB&Y flA??M02?P, ?s'or. i Pwif a in Lumber ! t?mber ! AFINE variety of SUPERIOR LUMBER may :pP hidaCMr*. telIor>Mill,aj^bat?njh bio prices: ' .rormKVSTRttJTLy-'CASn: * 'Otters unaccompanied by tho dish wil: pot be fi Hod, Mr. L. Denoach;'' at tKV'Mirt.-'wIll 'deliver tho Lumbor and receive casu for tho.same. Dec. 20, JU 61. . . ) ^ $10 Rewards : STRAYED irr stoHn- from mr^hanises ria ' tho 27th Noyamb^WM XQJ?K' OF#&fcN-one a'deep red, ?bo ?ther a plScd color. T'wlll pay the above reward for tholr SftftkneVoosion nnd do livery at my residence, 4 mile* abofo Vaucluse Factory. They are suppostt'-fo* he making their way to tho Rideout Turner Wi?t??m's, fr o UL whence I sot them, - >. Jl.-A. Jl/RNKU. V? 19 M .-.#! j Mourning House Calendar for 18GG ? ii * ii ? ?if J 14 15 21 22 2S 39 19|19 25 15 22, 23 SO 3] 4 IO lt 17 18 24125 SI 1 S 15 H 29 5 12 lt 20:26 2! S Olin IC 17 ,-,2*34 ss ti too-tai 51 Pl .51 6 12 18 ?na 26 27 2| 8 911(1 lt?ilT 23'24 I 8 9 10 16 1. 28?24 4 5 61 7 Il 12 13?U?15 IS 19 20,2ll22 25|26 27 23 29 'i ll 21 8 b\ (i li 15|lfill7 22 2? 26 27?2=. 4 5 ll IS si r, 18118 19!2-? 20 27 1 S 15 22?23 29:8-, 6 7 13 14 ls;)'jj2o|21|22 ?sise 97125 Sr 8 9 io 10!l7!l8 23?24 25 80 3II.. 6 18 !9?20 26,27 4.! ul! is 25, 'i. 8 15 ;: 32': 29 ! V lb 19 20 2C|27 2 8 Olio. 16117 '-.24 8o!,. ? li 15 22 29 ; rA. J. PELLETIER FOffers to the citizens of Edgefiold ind Joining Districts a FINE ASSORTMEN id ad-\ NT 1 DRUGS AND JWEDICINES, SPICES, Toilet A.rticles, And Fancy Goods HAD AT IIIS HAMBURG 8 Lind Fancy I TO-BE ITA! V HA >^ Nor. li HOUSE KEEPERS, ATTENTION ! D, L, FULLERTON, j AT HIS SALES ROOM, Cor. Broad and Washington Streets, Angosta, Ga., Respectfully invites your attention to hil splendid assortment of ! COOKING STOVES, JUNGES AND' HEATING STOVES. ?? Also, all kinds of I Cooking Utensils, And a General Assortment of TIN WARDS, BAKE OVENS Skillets and Odd Lids, Allaya on hand. TIN WARE made to order, and RE-j PAIRING done on short notice. Augusta, Dec 5 3m49 ! Fairbanks Standard M Adapted to Every Branch of Business where a Correct and Durable Scale is Required. a CONSTANT supply always on hand and. f\ for sale at Manufacturer's prices, expenses rom Savannah added, by JOHN NELSON, 104 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, AGENT FOR FAIRBANK'.-? SCALES. A N D Sommission Merchant, AND )ealer in Choice Family Groceries, PROVISIONS, VINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, &c. OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. Augusta, Nov 20 3m 47 O xi. Hand AND RECEIVING AT NO. 294 BROAD STREET, .A. ai g usia, G-a., ACKEREL, bbl*, and kits No. 1,2 A3; Brass Bound BUCKETS, 2 and 3 Hoops; do do KEELERS ; Iron do do Horse BUCKETS : 125 boxes and half hoxes SPERM and AD AMANTINE CANDLES; Boxes PICKLES, assorted; TOMAT'1 CATSUP; Bbls anu cases WHISKEY, various brands; 25 OOO Segura ; TUBS. Painted BUCKETS; Boxes M R RAISINS ; do Layer do )? do do i do do FILBERTS ; Brazil NUTS; ALMONDS ; SARDINES ; IRISH POTATOES, ONIONS j BI CARB SODA, kegs and boxes; SODA, Sugar and Butter CRACKERS ; STARCH; Wire SEIVES; Collins' AXES ; BROOMS, MEASURES; Sisel CORD ; 75 bbls A SUGAR; 75 bbls C SUGAR ; 75 bbls Crushod SUGAR ; Brown SUGAR ; COFFEE, Rio, Laguayra and Java; For salo low, at Wholesale and Retail. z. MCCORD. Augusta, Nov. 20, tf 47 3, V, WALKER & CO, ATJCTIOIT AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 271 BROAD STREET, ^TJC3rXJ/3T-A., GkA.., IAS IN STORE A SPLENDID STOCK OF WHISKEY, Brandy, Gin, Wines, &c, Cf tho bost qnality, iu Barrels and Coses, roc;ETHER WITH A LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS. ?$T~Au examination of our Stock is solicited. Augusta, Dec ll Itu 60 I-. ESTABLISHED I INT 1844. k V0LGER & CO., Importers sad Mannfffcturrrs ttf Sugars .AND. ?X- o. ^<gt<o co , . g ?HfcWTNG "AND SMOKING. SN?ijgt AND PIPES : . Of all descriptions. Fancy ?pods, : -i . .. .?-??:-?C:, :?t0.t.:it., : ." ' <>?.'? '. ?'? . p*u.:, im "ii GRAY, M RI,LAR KY k CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALEBS IN Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, 228 Broad Street; Augusta, Georgia, AT THE OLD STAND OF GRAY & TURLY, Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they are now receivkig one of the largest and most desirable Stocks, of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, put. chased exclusively for CashA before the recent large advances in price in the North ern markets ; and having a resident purchaser in New York, who exclusively attends to the purchase of our supplies, enables us to assure our friends and the public that they will be enabled to select from as fine a supply, and AT AS REASONABLE RATESK as any other establishment in the South. Among our assortment will be found : Fine All Wool Merinos Rich Plaid Poplins Plain and Chene Poplins, new styles . Plain Coburgs and Alpacas Black Alpacas, superior qualities Lupin's fine Black Bombazines Figured aud Plain Muslin Delaines A very Large and Select Assortment of BT? A TTGpT'pTTT PKT Ti3AC Ju Jip U XIX ula uiiJuluU?. EMBRACING 10 Cases 'me English and American Calicos, very superior quality and style, at retail 10 Cases Calico, .very low prices, exclusively at wholesale. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! lu Store a fine collection of CLOTH CLOAKS, new and beautiful styles, and at moderate prices. Fine Long Cloths, various grades; 10 and 11-4 Sheeting of the very best make and quality ; Fine Satin Damask of superior quality for Table Cloths; Irish Linen of the best quality imported; Imported White and Slate colored Jeans and paper Cambric ; Fine Embroidered Setts; Embroidered Cambric Setts ; Embroidered Collars and Setts ; Embroidered Linen Setts ; J ackonet Edgings ; Ladies' Undervests ; Love Veils; A' large stock of Hosiery BLANKETS FOR THE MULTITUDE! 12-4 Blankets, of very fine and superior quality ; 10 and 11-4 Blankets at very low prices; Black and White Flax Thread ; A superior article of Flax Thread on Spools, used on Sewing Machines ; 100 dozen fine Linen Shirt fronts, extremely cheap, at wholesale" ; To all of which we respectfully invite the attention of the public. Together with a large stock of Osnabnrgs, Shirtings, Sheetings, and many other Goods too numerous to mention, to which we would respectfully invite the attention of the public. GRAY, MUX-LARKY & CO., 228 BROAD STEEET. Augusta, Nov. 20, tf 47. . 224 BROAD STEET, . AUGUSTA, GEORGI -A. SOMETHING- NEW The Only Regular Gent's, Boys and Children's CLOTHING HOU? IN THE CITY. I. SIMON db CO.., 224 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA,,, * Arri constantly receiving supplies of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING for Gent's, Boys and Children, manufactured out of best Cassimeres, Pilot Cloths, and fine black Doeskins. Silk Undershirts; Wool Undershirts; Merino Undershirts ; English Half-Hose ; Merino and Woolen Half-Hose; Gloves of all kinds ; Boots and Shoes ; Umbrellas ; Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags ; Fine Fur Hats ; Wool Hats; Pocket Combs ; Dressing and Fine Combs ; India Rubby Round Combs; Fine Ivory Black Combs ; Pins and Needles ; Buttons, a large variety ; Perfumery, Soaps, <Szo. And in fact, Everything in the linc of-Yankee Notions, All of which we will 6ell at LOW PRICES, as we have not sufficient toom to keep them. TO THE PUBLIC. The above Firm have established a Manufactory of Clothing in New York City, and a Jobbing and Wholesale House in the.City of Augusta, where they aro con stantly receiving Goods of the best quality, and offering the same at redueed prices. One of our Firm remains in New York all the while, and is at all times selecting Goods with great care for this market. With an experience of eight years in this City, they are enabled to anticipate the wants of the Southern public. They can and will sell 25 Per Cent. Lower Than any other House in the Southern States. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do' well by examining our Stock, as we have an assortment of Goods that cannot fail to satisfy their wants. I. Simon & Co, .5 THE ONE PRICE HOWSE, 224 Broad Street, 3 Doors below Central House. Augusta, Nov 25 tf 47 Stolen, J Cotton Seed For Sale ! ?fk?\ BUSHELS OP PURE BOYD PRO 4-UU LIPIO COTTON- SEB;O?<ir ?ik|e ?l-Winr: FROM my house, two No i. 6H0T GUNS-one a vu ry longdoublo burrel, ?of! band ham mor broken od"-tba otbor rt suporior.-twist .double bar rel-both percussion caps. I will pay a reward of $10 each-ito tnwrbcove ry of the above (lons. .. . - E. WATSON. Ridge, Ree.^7. ,, ......Af.. . - . ?3 ??ood Things for (lie Multitude! IN Store a fresh amt varied assortment of choico Cor fectionarios, embracing .. .. .. PANCY CANDIES^ COCPA NUT CAKES, GUM PASTE, ? RAISINS, FIQ8; ALMONDS, COCOA NUT.Si . .? V. t?UGAR Bl*rs'cuifs. RUTTER CBACKBRS, [.J..'.. * PIN? CHEESE,--Ac;,- lb. ' " " Prices ni cheap a? ti? c heap CJ t... X:,;..-* - fl. jj. JMJfljBfc **jt . 35? teir Seat. Thine Cotton Seed will produce one* fourth -m >ro lint per aero than . nay oilier seo4 I ever planted.- Apply lotto? if yoa?waa?'t0Mi?''! I also have >-20U bushels of SEED OATS for sale. . . . ."..'-.?..!. ?V A word-tc- the wilt* is sufficient I Com? ?rfd buy, and. grow Ticb. 3 . .. -J. L. HARSTON. A ? mn [dc of tho Cotton Seed caa be tt*n at tb? AdrerttMr Office. NOT. ?9 . ; :. ? .-.if? ; Seeds Oats for Sale. - Ihave Tor-sit?-THIRTY BUSHELS SUPERI OR SEED OATS. At?ply at ray residence near Doru's Mills. .? i GROVESTEEN & CO., piANO pO MANUFACTURERS, 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. THE attention of the Public and th? trida it invited to onr Nuw SCKLI t OCIATE ROSE WOOD PIANO FORTES,.which for volume and parity of loo? aro unrival!ed, by any hitherto of fered in thia market. They contain all the nod ern improvements, French Grand Action, Earp Mal, Iron Frame- Over-Strung L's**, and oath instrument being made under the personal supervision of Mr. J. H. GROTBSTHHS, who h aa had a practical experience 'of over 35 yeera in their manufacture, ii fully warranted ia every particular. 1 The <! Grovesteen Piano Fortes" received the award of merit over ali others at tie celebra ted World's Fa:ir. Where were" exhibited instrume aU freu the beef maker? of London, P?Ti?, Germany, Philadel phia, Baltimore, BoiUa and Nev York; and also at the American Institute for fir? inceeasive years, the gold and silver medal? from both ef which caa be leen at oar ware-room. By the introduction of i mpr OTO raen ti we make a still mere perfect Piano Fortsi, and by manu* factoring largely, with a strictly cash system, are enabled to offer these instruments at a p| which will preciado all competition. Pincas-No. 1, Beran Octave, round Rosewood plain ease, $275. No. 2, Seven Octavo round Rosewood heavy moulding, No. S, 8even Octave, rounc Rosewood, Louis XIV aryle,] Terms : If et Cask iii durren! DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SE? New York, Oct 1? [a. J State of South (3 EDGEFIELD DISJ /Jv* ORDINAl BY W. F. DURISOE, E?q., Ordin?r field District. Whereas, Z. W. Carwilo, C.E.II.D. has appli me for Letter? of Administration, on all and sin gular the goo4s and chattel?, right? and credit? of Daniel McDowell late of the District aforesaid, deceased. Iheso are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the stid deceased, to be and appear before me, at oar next Ordinary's Court for the said DLstric t,to be holden at Edgefleld Court Booie, on the 10th day of Jen. next, to show cause, if any, why the ?aid Administration should not be granted. - - Given under my hand and seal, this 1st day of Deo., in the year of oar Lord one those and eight hundred and sixty-five, and ia the oinotieth year of the sovereignty and Indepen dence of the United States of America. W. F. DURISOE, O.E.D. Dec. 5, 6t 49 State of South Carolina, EDGEFLELD DISTRICT, IN OS DINAS T. BY W. P. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge, field District. Whereas, Z. W. Carwile, C.S.E.D. has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singu lar the goods and chattels, rights and orediv of Irvin Clegg, late of the District, aforesaid, deceased. TheEo are, therefore, to cite and admonish aU and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Conrt for the said District, to be holden at Edgefiold Court House, on the 10th day of Jan. next, to ?how canse, if any, why the said admin stration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 1st day of Doc. in the year of oar Lord one tboarand eight hundred and sixty-five, and in the VOfh yeer of the Independence of tht United State? of Amcrioa. W. P. DURISOE, O.B.?. Doc. 5, Ot 49 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge fleld District. Whereas, Z. W. Carwile C. E.E. D. ha? applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singu lar the goods and obattels, rights and cn dits of William Riddle, late of theD .strict aforesaid, deo'd. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased) to be and appear b?fore me, at oar next Ordinary's Court for the seid District, to bf holden at Edgefleld Court House, on the 80 th day of Dec.'hext, to show cause, if any, why the I laid administration should not be granted. Given ander my hand and seal, this 20th dsy" of Nov, in the year of oar Lord one thou and oight hundred and sixty-five, end in the 60th year of the Independence of the United States of America. W. P. DURISOE, o.i.D. Nov. 22, ?t <T State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. INOSDINABY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Bsq., Ordinary sf Edge field District. . Whereas, Mary, Richard W. and Benj.F. Psyne have applied tome for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and cr?dita of David Pay no late of ?e District aforesaid, dee'd. These are, therefore, to cite and Admonish all and singular, the kindred and onfdltors of the laid deceased, to be and appear before ne, at oar* next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to bs holden at Edgefleld Court House, on the Sri day of January next, to show oame, if any; whj the said administration should not te granted. . . Given under my hand and'seal, this 22nd day of December in ?he year of ear Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-firs, and in the seth year of the Independence of United State? of America; W. t. DURISOE, o.?j>. Dec. U,_*_ The State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN OH DIN AST, BY W. P. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordiaary of . Edgefiold Dis***. Whereas, J. IBU Irolfcer has applied to me fer Letters of Adxa?s?tration, tm aU. and singular the'goods and obattels, rights and credits ef Peterson Boram late of the District aforesaid, dee'd. . ' . * ? These are, therefore, to cite and admorish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased/ to be and appear boforo me, at our uext Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden, at Edgefleld fj. H. on the 6th day of Jan. uary next, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be gratitud. Given ?nder my hand and seid, this 23rd day of Dec ie the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and sixty li ve, and in the 90th ***** of American Independence. W. F. DURISOE, 0. E. D. Dec2? Jt il To the Public. D. F, McEWEN, having received a COK* . FLETE .' ASSORMENT OP WATCH M AT KR LAL 9, would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he is now Lwpared to execute, with dispatch, all"work"*' Waich Repairing ?eparimem. v jtaTAIl vrorfc dose by him will be warranted. AU styles of HAIR WORK aad SOLID GOLD JEWELRY made to-order. . - TERMS CASH. "No work will he :aHowtd to leavo the Shop until paid for. "rH? ? . Oct 31 : - jj ; ;,A'.-.^ri4 Notie?. r ; LL Per! on J having dearasds against theEt , tate of tho late Thomas G. Lamar, d?e'cV? are n.Qttfied..tP render them >n to me, property-at tested, on or boforo the 1st day oCPebrnsw nexL vi-v^-^xvasjfci: '^fon! . :;. A